everyone was overleveraged. we were at the core of the economy. we benefit from that positioning. when the economy goes bad and markets go bad, you can't hide from the fact that our industry plays a big role in it. if you reap the rewards when things are going well, you're going to heap a lot of scorn when things go badly. i think the way you have to deal with it mostly, you have to communicate, make yourself more transparent, deal with the issues head on, but the best thing to do is do what you do. do what we do in the ordinary course of our business, which is encourage companies to grow, to invest, to higher people, to build their businesses, and turn that into a virtuous circle again. we do a lot of fill lan tlphila. i don't know if there's another firm in the world that does as much. we help to finance small business, and we've run these programs for a long time. we do that in part because we have an ideology and ethic to prove the value of investment. that's a lot more sustainable than just raw philanthropy. our partners appreciate that because we do things on a human scale.